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HTET

Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test

Overview

The Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test is a teacher eligibility test administered by the Board of Secondary Education in Haryana. The purpose of HTET is to verify that those hired as teachers have the necessary aptitude and competence to tackle the demands of teaching at the elementary, secondary, and senior secondary levels. The HTET levels include PRT (Primary Teacher), TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher), and PGT (Post Graduate Teacher). The test is held to assess applicants' eligibility to work as PRT/ TGT/ PGT instructors in Haryana State Government institutions. Candidates who pass the test are awarded the TET certificate, which is now valid for life. After receiving an HTET certificate, candidates can apply for teaching positions in the state.

Highlights :

The deadline for submitting the HTET application form has been extended. Candidates can apply on the official website. Haryana's Board of Secondary Education has announced the test date for the Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test for the December session. The HTET test will be held in December. The Haryana Board of School Education administers the HTET to qualified applicants for the positions of Primary Teachers, Trained Graduate Teachers, and Post Graduate Teachers. Candidates who pass HTET  are awarded a TET certificate that is valid for a period of seven years.

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Eligibility

Before applying for HTET, applicants should be aware of the examination's eligibility requirements. The HTET qualifying criteria are shown below:

  • Qualifications in education:
  • For each level, various educational credentials are necessary.
    • Primary School Teacher (Level 1: Class 1 to 5)
      • graduated from high school with a certificate in elementary education (D.El.Ed)
    • Graduate School Teacher (Level 2: Class 6 to 8)
      • Candidates must have a Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of 50% and a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
    • Postgraduate Educator (Level 3: Above Class 8)
      • Master's Degree with a minimum of 50% and a Bachelor's Degree in Education (B.Ed).
  • Age Restrictions:  Candidates applying for the Haryana Teachers Eligibility Test have no upper age restriction (HTET).
  • The number of attempts: Candidates can take the HTET as many times as they like.

Syllabus

Candidates should prepare for the HTET using the curriculum published by the Haryana Board of School Education (BSEH). The test subjects for all levels of the Haryana TET curriculum are listed below.

  • Child Development and Pedagogy
  • General Studies (Quantitative Aptitude)
  • Mathematics
  • Language (Hindi)
  • Language (English)
  • General Studies (Reasoning Ability)
  • Environment Studies
  • General Studies (Haryana GK and Awareness)

Optional subjects for Level 2: Social Studies, Physical Education, Punjabi, Mathematics, Art, and Music, Sanskrit, English, Home Science, Hindi, Science, Urdu,

Optional Subjects for Level 3: Political Science, English, Computer Science, Sanskrit, Psychology, Geography, Music, Fine Arts, Physics, Home Science, Physical Education, Mathematics, Punjabi, Hindi, Chemistry, Urdu, Economics, Biology, Sociology, Commerce, History,

Exam Pattern

  • The mode of examination for HTET is offline. The duration for the exam is 2 hours 30 minutes.
  • There will be 150 questions and medium of exam will be English and Hindi.
  • For a correct answer, one mark will be awarded. For a wrong answer, there will be no mark deducted.
HTET LEVEL-I (PRT) HTET LEVEL-II & III (TGT and PGT)
Pedagogy & Child Development (30 questions/30 Marks) Child Development and Pedagogy (30 questions/30 Marks)
Language I – English & Hindi (15 questions from each / 30 Marks) Language I – English & Hindi (15 questions from each / 30 Marks)
General Studies – Quant. Aptitude, Reasoning, General Awareness (30 Questions / 30 Marks) General Studies – Quant. Aptitude, Reasoning, General Awareness (30 Questions / 30 Marks)
Mathematics (30 Questions / 30 Marks) Optional Subject (60 Questions / 60 Marks)
Environmental Studies (30 Questions / 30 Marks) Optional Subject (60 Questions / 60 Marks)

Exam Paper

Qualifying for eligibility examinations such as HTET necessitates careful preparation. Candidates should study each topic thoroughly before practising with the previous year's question papers and mock examinations. Previous years' question papers and sample question papers for the HTET are quite useful in studying for the HTET written exam. Candidates will be able to comprehend the test format, the weightage of each topic, and the frequency of the topics by practising the HTET question papers. Previous years' HTET Exam papers also give a preview of the HTET course.

Exam Prepare

Candidates who wish to take the HTET test must first apply online. To complete the form, candidates must pick the level of test, such as PRT/ PGT/ TGT.

Exam Important Date

The application form is available from To be Notified
Last date for online submission To be Notified
Application Form Correction To be Notified
Issuance of admit card To be Notified
Contacting Given Centre in case of To be Notified
admit Card discrepancy
HTET exam date To be Notified
Answer Key Release date To be Notified
Objections against the answer key To be Notified
Declaration of Result To be Notified

Exam Application Process

The following phases are included in the HTET selection process:

  • HTET application form: Candidates who wish to take the HTET test must first apply online. To complete the form, candidates must pick the level of test, such as PRT/ PGT/ TGT.
  • Admit Card for HTET: Around ten days before the test, the HTET admit card is published. The admission card for level 1, 2, and 3 papers is published independently on the HTET exam's official website.
  • Exam for HTET: The HTET test consists of three papers: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3. Level 1 is for primary teachers (classes 1–5), Level 2 is for secondary teachers (classes 6–8), and Level 3 is for post-secondary teachers (classes 9–12). (Class 9 to 12). 
  • Result for HTET: Candidates who obtain the minimum qualifying marks in the HTET test are deemed qualified. Candidates who pass the test are granted the HTET certificate.

 

Cut Off:

The Board of School Education Haryana determines the cut-off scores for HTET. Candidates who achieve the minimum cut-off marks are deemed HTET qualified.

SC and PH of Haryana 55% (82 marks)
Candidates except for SC and PH of Haryana 60% (90 marks)
Candidates out of Haryana (including SC and PH) 60% (90 marks)

Exam Center

The HTET test will be held in seven cities throughout Haryana. Candidates can select their preferred exam centre when filling out the application form. Once a test centre has been assigned to a candidate, it cannot be altered or amended at a later date. Candidates must be at the test centre before the reporting time, accompanied by their HTET admission card. The following is a list of HTET exam centres.

  • Hisar
  • Palwal
  • Bhiwani
  • Panchkula
  • Panipat
  • Ambala
  • Rohtak
     

FAQ

Q1. Does the BSEH publish the official answer key for the exam?
Ans.
Yes, the authorities have provided individual answer keys for each level in PDF format.

Q2. How is the HTET exam administered?
Ans.
The HTET  test is given in pen and paper format. Candidates must use a ballpoint pen to indicate their answers on the OMR sheet.

Q3. How many times could a person sit in the HTET exam?
Ans.
There is no restriction for taking this exam, therefore you can take it as many times as you like. If a candidate has been given a TET certificate, they can retake the test to improve their score.

Q4. Can the HTET application form be completed offline?
Ans.
No, the BSEH does not accept the offline HTET application form. The application form may only be filled out online on the exam's official website.

Q5. Can I take all three HTET papers?
Ans.
Yes, you can take all three papers of the HTET test provided you match the BSEH's qualifying requirements.

Q6. Are there any subjective questions on the HTET exam?
Ans.
No, there are no subjective questions on the HTET exam. All of the papers are made up entirely of objective Multiple-Choice Questions.

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